South Africa

Our projects in South Africa focus on improving maternal health, enhancing infant and young child health, strengthening health systems, and preventing and treating HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis. We also collaborate in the development and introduction of health technologies that address key causes of illness and death in women and children.

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1st Floor, Zone Phase 2, Loft Offices West
177 Oxford Road
Rosebank
Johannesburg 2196, South Africa

Mailing address
PO Box 1985
Parklands 2121
Johannesburg , South Africa

Phone: 27.11.447.1641
Fax: 27.11.447.1353

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  1. Craig Stephens and Karina Collins during a PATH Journeys trip.
    December 2, 2015

    Building a more humane, just, and sustainable world

    A public health professor finds inspiration in technologies and solutions that benefit humanity, then takes them back to the classroom.
  2. Back of a young woman, simple latrines
    November 18, 2015

    Menstruation: a source of stress or pride?

    We gave women in South Africa disposable cameras to document their experience managing their periods.
  3. A sleeping newborn baby.
    October 21, 2015

    What innovation really looks like

    At PATH, innovation may be a different way of using an existing model or system to address a need, or simply a new way of doing things.
  4. Dianna Peter, left, received oxytocin to control excessive bleeding when she gave birth to a girl at her home in central Ghana. Hannah Abundu, trained by PATH, administered the injection. Photo: PATH/Evelyn Hockstein.
    September 22, 2015

    A balloon to save moms’ lives after giving birth

    PATH helped develop a simple tool that could save the lives of 169,000 women over the next 15 years. And yes, it involves a balloon.
  5. A woman holds an infant while a nurse administers an oral vaccine.
    August 25, 2015

    What does it take to eradicate a deadly disease?

    Africa is on the cusp of being polio-free after news that Nigeria has gone one year without recording a single case of polio. How did they do it?
  6. Women hold their infants at a clinic.
    August 5, 2015

    Breastfeeding: giving a boost to babies’ best food

    What food provides the most nutrients, natural immunities, and bonding opportunities? Here's what PATH is doing to support breastfeeding in South Africa.
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